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Deaf Partner at Boies Schiller Overcomes Obstacles
Melissa Felder Zappala is deaf. But with years of hard work and the support of Boies, Schiller & Flexner, she has developed a strong litigation practice from the firm's office in Washington, D.C.
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INADMISSIBLE: Immigration Judges' Names Kept Secret
The identities of federal immigration judges who were the targets of misconduct complaints can remain confidential, a Washington federal judge has ruled. Plus more in this week's column.
Samsung, LG Lose Bid to Toss Touch Screen Patent Lawsuit
Defense lawyers at Greenberg Traurig and Rothwell, Figg Ernst & Manbeck failed to deflect allegations by plaintiff FlatWorld Interactives that Samsung and LG infringed a patent related to "throwing" an image from a touch screen by swiping quickly.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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Court Revives Legal Mal Suit Over Tort-Claims Notice
A legal malpractice case against a New Jersey attorney over his non-filing of a tort-claims notice, previously thrown out because a judge said the client could have moved ahead anyway, has been reinstated.
Panel Upholds Decision to Excuse Late Juror
A judge who excused a selected but unsworn juror who was tied up with transportation problems did nothing to upset a murder conviction, a Manhattan appellate court said.
The Couple at Center of Gay Marriage Change in Florida
Steve Schlariet and Ozzie Russ say they never sought the spotlight of social activism, the spotlight found them. The rural Florida Panhandle couple could become the first gay men granted a license to marry in the state when a judge's order takes effect.
Chief Disciplinary Counsel Will Step Down to Join Private Practice
After working in the Office of the Chief Disciplinary Counsel for half a dozen years, Patricia King took the top spot in 2011 when Mark Dubois left for private practice. Now King is stepping down from the top job and will once again work with Dubois, at the New London firm of Geraghty & Bonnano.
Judge Postpones Rowland Sentencing Because of Evidence Concerns
A federal judge has delayed the sentencing of former Connecticut Gov. John Rowland in a campaign fraud case because of defense lawyers' concerns about some evidence.Trending Stories
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